Hannemade 2 - Start of 2020 project
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In my second video I will introduce you to the inspiration for my 2020 #sew4thesoulhannemade project. I will also go over the collection of materials and the first part of the project.
Feel free to join in and I will post an update for this particular project each month.
You can also follow my progress on Instagram @hannemadebyanne and on Face book.
Happy stitching
Anne
I am working my way through this project in 2023, Took ages to find this as not in the playlist, the rest are. Thought you might like to know, I am late doing this, but finally getting round to starting this instead of thinking about it!
I really appreciate your use of circles!!! Really!!! ❤❤❤
Here at the suggestion of Roxy Creations but I've been a crazy quilter forever.... and gotten crazier with my quilting through the years adding fabric paper, interesting objects, handmade clay lettering and lots of unusual things to my fabric stitching. What you are doing is so interesting. I'll try to make time to do this. Already it seems so soothing.
I began my first what we call “snippet roll” at the end of 2019 and finished it in January. I loved the doing of it. I have begun a second one inspired by French General fabric but I want to join you in a year long Sew 4 the Soul, so I am going to look through my fabric stash and see where I can begin anew. I’ll work on both hopefully. Cheers!
This seems a perfect project for covers for my journals...... thanks for sharing! 🙏🏻
Really love this idea and I’ve been itching to try slow stitching for ages! Thank you. x
Thank you Anne. Love this project and for a beginner like me, it seems manageable!
What a great idea, love seeing how you are going on Instagram, take care Jodie
I found you last night! Recently I made snippet rolls to wrap around journals made out of vintage Bingo cards, which are now in my Etsy shop. I had so much fun making them, but I now see how else I can use my scraps of quilts and linens I have picked up to use in my journals. I especially love how you use a variety of textured materials-especially the wool pieces! A visit today to my local thrift shop to find some inspiration pieces is now planned. Thank you so much for sharing!
Hi Anne! I am a new subscriber and excited to be here. I heard about you from Rachel with Roxy Creations. I am fairly new to sewing. I really got into when I started looking for vintage fabrics, embroidery, handkerchiefs, ECT and discovered just how hard they are to come by so I decided to try to make some of my own. I don't really have a collection but I am going to pull some things together so I can participate. I am excited about this project. It is a lovely idea. I have a lot to learn and a lot to catch up on. Will post a pic on Instagram when I am further along. Thank you!
hi just found your channel from Roxy Creations. so excited to find your challenge and I have started putting my materials together. Bit of catching up to do. I started a craft channel as well as my book tube one but got a bit too much trying to run the two.
Also im a fellow Yorkshire girl. east though in Scarborough. when all the virus madness is over i will be able to get over to some of your courses.
Keep Safe
Catherine xx
I, too found you through Roxy Creations - I love crazy quilting - and like the eclectic look of this!
Hello Anne...just come over from Racheal’s channel and love the idea of stitching, just because!!!....I usually have to be making something or have a project on the go, so just to put some stitches down because we love to stitch is almost liberating 😃 look forward to catching up! 🧵
I love this!!!!!
Good Evening Anne! Roxy Creations sent me! I'll be watching your creations.😉
Thanks
Hi Anne!!!
I am addicted to this project. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I ordered a kit from you about 10 days ago and I just want to know when I can expect it. Thank you so much for everything.
Hi it was posted from here on the 9th. I know the post is taking longer than usual and it was the bank holiday weekend, but it should be with you soon Anne
Anne Brooke Textile Artist thank you!!!!
late starting this, but going to give it a go - new subbie x
I love this idea! I found you from Rachel’s channel & will definitely be following your progress. TSMFS Hugs, Sharron 💗🤗🌸
New subbie. Found you from Rachel at Roxy Creations. Love this idea!
Great project for these times of lock down. I too found you via Roxy Creations. Briony
Beautiful Anne
So beautiful ! May i ask you a suggestion? If i want realise an hearth how have i to begin? With a hearth shape or putting fabrics in stripes?
Thankyou 😚♥️
What a treat to see all your wonderful treasures. I know this is more than a year old, but did you use an embroidery hoop, and then cut (or tear) your fabric to size?
This is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing with us ....can't wait to see further videos! Could I ask where doyou get the wooden bobbins from? Are they the kind that go on spinning wheels?
This one was actually made by a friend but you could use any type. The one in my previous video was from a length of linen I bought xx
This looks so cool
Where do you find the large spool to put your work on??
How wide is the 1st layer of cotton wadding. I’ll b watching all your videos
TFS-Rebecca
A friend made the spool and my piece is about 3 to 4 inches wide but you can do it any size you want xx
Hi Anne, I too am a new subbie. I love this idea. These are really pretty. Do you sew these together to make the pocket for your book? And what is it that you are sewing the scraps on to. I also came over from Rozy Creations.
You could make what ever you want out of your piece. Mine was just to sew into without having the pressure of having to make something. The backing for mine is a strip of cotton wadding but you can use anything that isn't too thick
Anne xxx
@@AnneBrookeTextileArtist thx
completely new to this. Do you find the wadding in a strip, or create in from a larger piece? We are still mostly online shopping at this point, but expect things to open up soon(it is June)
What is the white fabric called that you start sewing fabric on to?
Cotton wadding xx
I Bseev
Hi Anne was delighted to find you, have seen your name mentioned a few times on other channels, love what you are doing for us all, hopefully will catch up to speed, thank you. Cheers Sandra new subbie x
January 2020 started the raining day....or rather the deluge of the century. I can't think of many other things more important right now than to create something IN a Community......Its a type of Meditation. Enjoy!
I am a new subbie, having come over from Roxy Creations. You are a great instructor. Thanks for the video, and starting this series. I look forward to the rest!
I just found you and I love hand stitching!! Looking forward to walking along with you and your creativity! Thanks so much.
This my first project with you. I became hooked and now look forward each week to a new project. Thank you for giving us all something that we shared in a time of quarantine. It allowed us to be a part of a whole and interact when we were isolated.
This is adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Love your colours, a bit of dark blue ( not quite navy) would look fabulous with this 😊xo
Coming over from Roxy Creations. This is all very interesting. Never done anything like this before. I just got a new portable sewing machine for my birthday, so I just might have to give this a go. New subbie.
I have been watching for awhile and now I will try to make something. For many years ago I made a lot of embroidery and after I found junk journaling for 2 years ago I really would like to combine the 2 things. I found you because I follow Rachel from Roxy Creations.
My big question is that I don’t have a lot of fabrics but A LOT of embroidery yarn. I have a lot of difficulties with finding the fabric I need for the project. I have a lot of blue fabrics most with small flowers but it get very busy and I need some kind of contrast color...
I know it is difficult for you to say what I should do but maybe you have some kind of experience from other newbie who have the same problem. I usually just stop and find another thing to do but this time I really want it to work and would like to give it a try so I write to you.
I would love to go to your workshop but I live In Denmark. Hope you understand my English.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful creations and ideas
Hugs from Denmark 🇩🇰
Tina 🍂🍁📚
Hi I am happy you are going to join in. I love to use second hand fabric so if I have a clear put of my wardrobe I will keep some clothes to cut up. I love second had shops as well. You dont need special fabric to do this work. Even the pieces you have you can dye another colour. Ask friends if they are having a clear out or clothes too, hope that help and happy stitching xx
Another new subbie from Rachel at Roxy Creations!
Hi Anne. I've been watching your videos for a bit now and have made a book from cotton wadding. Now deciding colors and cloth. I love your work. Just wondering a couple of things, may I ask where your workbook is from? Did you make it? I'm a book and paper lover too. Also, wondering where you get your wonderful linen thread? Also a lover of textile anything! LOL Thank you for your inspiration and sharing :)
Hi sorry for late reply, I get my books from the all over when ever I see one I like. The threads are from Linladen who you can fine on instagram xx
Awesome textiles👍😘
Love, but your camera is so far away I can't see what you are doing.
It does get better as I go along, a huge learning curve all this videoing stuff xx
Could you please explain your beautiful tea cup pin cushion?
It was made my an ex student as a gift xx
Hi Anne, I love this so much and would love to join in.. I have come over from Roxy Creations.. can’t wait to start.. Thank you so much!
Regards
Janine from Australia xx
Rachel of Roxy creations has introduced you to her subscribers. This is what I want to do. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful creative way of using up scraps of fabrics.🌻🌻
Looks like I’m late to the party. Another from Rachel’s channel.
Fabulous.